>>>Of course, there's roughly 1,200 who will not be returning. Wonder how many of them, if they could speak from the grave, would say that things are going well. Perhaps you should ask some of their surviving family members their thoughts that no WMD have been found in the year and a half since the "hostilities" ended. That is what Bush said on that boat, isn't it.
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>>What's your point?
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>My point is this. I don't think it was worth it to put an end to over 1,200 "Coalition of the willing" lives in addition to the killing of over 100,000 Iraquis just to put the the bad guy behind bars.
So, what is your alternative? Let them go until they DO get WMD's. Of course, they would never use them being the nice folks that they are.
Regards,
Mike
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